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| B.J. Esplin
11/22/2003 21:06:27 |
 Subject: Corrosion
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| Message: I believe that Lagondas are made of aluminum panels over a steel frame. Is there any problems with corrosion where the aluminum meets up with the steel? I know that the reaction of the two metals together can completely eat out the aluminum. What did they do to prevent this? Also are there any other rust or corrosion concerns in the body or chassis that can be a problem? | |
| PeterWW 11/23/2003 03:23:43 | RE: Corrosion | Message: I believe I read somewhere that what they did to prevent electrolysis between the two metals was to lay fabric (canvas I believe) over the steel frame where it came into contact with the aluminium. Peter |
| Glyn Egan 11/24/2003 05:51:00 | RE: Corrosion | Message: They certainly do rust!!!In particular mine didin the sills,footwells,bootfloor. This my not be normal as mine had been outside for the 10years prior to my ownership |
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